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Some pranksters did some work on Sergey Brin’s Tesla Model S, and oh is it magic. (When clicking on the link, crank up this track at the same time.)
Cue Bruce Wayne voice: “Does it come in hot pink?”
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DVD release can’t come soon enough. Wait a minute. Who still says “DVD release”? Digital release? That sounds sort of disgusting.
…I can’t wait until The Dark Knight Rises is on iTunes. I’m buying the hell out of it.
The Initial Reviews Are In: The Dark Knight Rises
I’m going to avoid reading any single review until after I see the film on Friday, but in aggregate, the reviews are looking very, very strong.
Begins Falls Rises.
Friday.
(via deepinfire)
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Full reviews are embargoed until July 19 (the day before it opens), but Metro has some social media reactions from a select group of critics who saw a screening of The Dark Knight Rises yesterday. The gist:
The Dark Knight Rises received a standing ovation from US critics at a preview screening with some journalists raving that it left them in tears and ‘speechless’.
Rises, indeed.
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Rise.
Character Posters: The Dark Knight Rises | Coming Soon
OMG.
Actually, even better.
The Dark Knight Rises character posters.
RISE.
The latest trailer for The Dark Knight Rises, which opens on July 20.
I am very, very, very, very excited for this.
And is it me, or can you actually understand Bane now?
Or maybe you’d rather see the awesome The Dark Knight Rises trailer embedded.
The Dark Knight Rises Trailer
Speaking of The Dark Knight Rises, the first official trailer has just hit.
Yes, that’s Hines Ward.
Yes, this is going to be awesome.
Anyone else getting a 99% vs 1% vibe? Can Christopher Nolan actually pull that off?
That chant is already stuck in my head.
Update: The embed.
"The fire rises."
If, like me, you saw Mission: Impossible Ghost Protocol on IMAX this weekend, you saw the prologue to The Dark Knight Rises. And, like me, you probably couldn’t understand half of what was said.
No clue if this was an IMAX extreme sound issue or if this was the way director Christopher Nolan wanted it. But — above is a link to the full script of the prologue.
Obviously, this is a big (though short) SPOILER ALERT for anyone who hasn’t yet seen the clip. So procede with caution. But if you have seen the footage already, you’ll probably want to read this — it makes a lot more sense now.
